From 15 September 2025 to 23 January 2026, Tatiana Radova, a third-year student of the Agro-Technological Faculty at Comrat State University, majoring in Engineering and Management of Agricultural Production and Processing, completed her studies at Isparta University of Applied Sciences, Türkiye, within the Erasmus+ Student Mobility for Studies (SMS) programme.
During her study period, Tatiana demonstrated a high level of academic preparation and active engagement in the learning process. Throughout the semester, she had the opportunity to deepen her knowledge in soil science, plant nutrition and modern agricultural technologies. Interactive teaching formats, practical classes and laboratory work enabled her to expand her professional skills and learn about international approaches to studying and improving soil quality. The support of the professors and the favourable academic environment contributed to her successful integration into university life and excellent performance in all subjects.
Beyond her academic achievements, the mobility programme also offered a significant cultural experience. Tatiana noted that Turkey is well known for its hospitality, and in the city of Isparta she was able to feel it to the fullest. Active participation in student life, discovering Turkish traditions and cuisine, as well as communicating with international students, allowed her to broaden her worldview and improve her communication skills.
One of the most memorable aspects of her mobility were her travels across Turkey. During her studies, Tatiana visited Antalya, Nevşehir (Cappadocia), Istanbul and Bursa, where she explored the country’s rich historical heritage and natural wonders. A particularly impressive experience was the university-organised trip to the Yazılı Canyon — a day in nature filled with beautiful landscapes, barbecue, and friendly interaction with international students.
Tatiana emphasises that participating in the Erasmus+ programme has been an important milestone in her professional and personal development. Studying abroad allowed her to expand her knowledge, discover new methods of agricultural research, and feel part of the international academic community.
Participation in such international mobility programmes plays a key role in shaping competitive specialists, broadening horizons, fostering cultural exchange and providing students with access to modern educational practices.
